“Vibraciones empáticas”: música y lenguaje en la poesía de Moya Cannon
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Moya Cannon, poesía contemporánea irlandesa, ecocrítica, lenguaje poético, prosodiaResumen
Este ensayo se centra en la poesía de Moya Cannon y en su idea del lenguaje poético como unión entre las personas y el espacio ambiental que habitan. A lo largo de su obra, Cannon muestra cómo el lenguaje poético, al que a menudo asocia con la música, está enraizado en la naturaleza gracias a su organización del sonido. Este ensayo pretende demostrar cómo, al profundizar sobre la relación entre la canción, lenguaje y espacio ambiental, Cannon no solamente aspira a expresar los misterios de naturaleza, sino a darles vida a través de los contornos semánticos y prosódicos construidos por sus versos.
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